This course is designed to provide the skilled counsellor with the knowledge and skills to work with clients using different types of therapy. Specifically, a minimum of two therapies will be presented and explored. Students will explore the use of these therapies working with individuals, couples and families in the area of:
- Relationship problems
- Depression and anxiety
- Career problems and transitions
- Past trauma, including post-traumatic stress
- Compulsive behaviours
- Marital problems
- Family disturbances
- Grief and loss
- Financial problems
- Other problem areas
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, students will be able to demonstrate the following knowledge and skills:
- Define advanced therapies as distinct therapeutic approaches
- Explain theoretical backgrounds
- Articulate key principles of practice
- Link theory to practice
- Explore client problem areas (assessment)
- Engage in depth analysis
Additional Information
Found in These Programs: Addiction Counsellor Diploma, Professional Counsellor Diploma
Course Type: Evening (PT)
Course Length: 12 weeks
Course Hours: 48
Prerequisites: COUN 100
Other Requirements: Enrollment in Professional Counsellor Diploma program or special permission from the admission department.
